The American SetA Family Property as the Venue: One Tennessee Couple Let Existing Trees and Gardens Set the Plan
In Cookeville, Tennessee, a couple held their wedding at a family home and planned the design around what the grounds already had: established trees and planted gardens. A sailcloth tent gave the guests shelter. Inside, hydrangeas hung overhead, so the main floral piece sat above the tables. The palette stuck to green and white, with some blush mixed in. Planners can use this approach when a property already looks finished: let the landscape decide the plan and keep the flowers in the same colors as the garden. A hanging installation also keeps the tabletops open and puts the flowers at eye level for everyone in the tent.
With reporting from Style Me Pretty.